LSE MUN

Europe's premier crisis-centric MUN conference. Hosted at the London School of Economics.
2-4/2/2024.

Who: Any university student can participate, from undergraduate to postgraduate, from any institution in the world, and irrespective of prior experience. We encourage universities to apply as a delegation through their UN Society, but we will also accept individual applications. What is Crisis MUN: A fast-paced variant of MUN that places the onus on dynamism, real-time implications, and debate. De

legates will be allocated a character in a cabinet in a crisis, and the rest is up to you...

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http://www.lsemun.co.uk/

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What: The London School of Economics Model United Nations Conference, or LSEMUN for short, is a conference with a twist: it simulates fast paced crises. Delegates will be given a role in a nation's or organisation's cabinet and will deal with domestic and international issues in real time, competing with different delegates in different cabinets along the way. Who: Any university student can participate. Delegations will mostly be coming from UK universities but applications outside the UK are also being targeted and more than welcome. We encourage universities to apply as a delegation through their UN Society but will also accept individual applications where there is only one delegate from a university wishing to participate. LSEMUN is striving to widen participation among all students regardless of previous experience, by introducing a few different crisis modes, beginner, intermediate, and advanced. Why: Diplomacy, national governance, political wrangling, war: all of these will be faced by delegates, as part of a flexible and evolving crisis coordinated by staff behind the scenes. The London Security Exercise offers intense and engaging debate, allowing delegates to move their cabinet in whichever way they desire.